

The Journey
After playing football at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kalombo was selected in the 7th round of the 1991 NFL’s WLAF (World League of American Football) Draft Combine by the Sacramento Surge. There, he made history with a 70-yard fumble return for a game-winning touchdown—a league record.
Transitioning from athlete to expert, Kalombo spent over a decade coaching professional athletes in performance optimization, while also rising to national recognition as a media fitness guru. His morning segment, “Get Fit with Kalombo,” aired on NBC News Charlotte and reached audiences in 35 U.S. markets.
Professional Experience
Kalombo has consulted with elite organizations and high-performing teams, delivering wellness and injury prevention strategies that make lasting impact.
Past Clients Include:
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NBC News & WB News – Fitness Contributor (Charlotte, NC)
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Charlotte Hornets – Performance Consultant under Paul Silas, George Shinn & Bob Bass
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Hendrick Motorsports & Hendrick Automotive Group – Wellness Coach
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Bank of America – Executive Branch Coaching (incl. CEO Hugh McColl Sr. & CFO Marc Oken)
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Cort Furniture – Injury Prevention Specialist
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Charlotte Neurosurgery Associates – Surgeon Wellness Program

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"It’s not about being the best. It’s about being better than you were yesterday."

Notable Athletes Coached
Kalombo has worked with some of the most recognized names in professional sports, helping them stay strong, injury-free, and mentally focused.
Athletes He’s Coached Include:
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Jeff Gordon – 4x NASCAR Champion, Hendrick Motorsports
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Dell Curry – NBA (Charlotte Hornets, Bucks, Raptors)
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Derrick Coleman – NBA (Nets, Hornets, Pistons)
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David Wesley – NBA (Celtics, Hornets, Rockets)
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Charles Oakley – NBA (Bulls, Knicks)
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Rod Smith – NFL (Packers, Panthers)
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Charles Haley – 5x Super Bowl Champion, NFL Legend
Legacy & Philosophy
Kalombo comes from a family of champions and changemakers. His father was a former Ambassador to the United States, his younger brother Bukasa Kalombo is a 2X National Champion with the Miami Hurricanes, and his cousin Dikembe Mutombo was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame.
His philosophy is simple but powerful:
“It’s not about being the best. It’s about being better than you were yesterday.
Kalombo now uses his experience and legacy to empower others, especially those over 50-to live stronger, healthier, and more purpose-driven lives."